http://www.gallup.com/content/?ci=12370

It's not even close 59-34. Even most dems want him to stay on. His favoribility rating at 46% is slightly higher that Gore's after Clinton's first term at 44%.

That's a no-brainer!

It seems this is something cooked-up by the liberal press. I'll tell ya: that New York Times is turning into a regular National Enquirer.

..for the Democrats...

He is an integral part of the corruption in the WH and gets just as much credit as his puppet for the massive "Anyone But Bush" mantra being heard around the country...

I say he should stay on the ticket...

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he is the most qualified man out of the four from both parties (Bush-Cheney and Kerry Edwards) by FAR! Not even you could deny this. For this reason, he needs to stay. Cheney has experience, something that Edwards has very little of.

..he is a far more qualified thief and far more corrupt...

You win!!!


oh, btw Edwards has more experince in intelligence and international relations than bush did when he was put on the 2000 ticket so what's your point?

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[quote="truebrit";p="35542oh, btw Edwards has more experince in intelligence and international relations than bush did when he was put on the 2000 ticket so what's your point?[/quote]

So does that explain why Edwards said SH was an imminent threat.

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Musta been that faulty intel.....

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Cheney will tear "pretty boy" apart in the debates. It will take more than "good hair."

http://www.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0202/24/le.00.html

Care to put your fake money where your mouth is?

If we could agree on a criteria — for instance, majority opinion of the analysts on Fox and CNN — I'd be willing to place a gentleman's/gentlewoman's wager on the outcome: Edwards will win.

It has nothing to do with their respective policy positions; the trial lawyer can think on his feet far better than Cheney can, and Cheney has a tin ear as to what will play to the masses. He may score points with the conservative right, but that's not "winning the debate."